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Infielder Curtis Mead has been traded from the Chicago White Sox to the Washington Nationals in exchange for catcher, Boston Smith.
Fantasy Impact
Mead was designated for assignment by the White Sox on Wednesday and now heads to Washington for a fresh start. The infielder hit .233 with a pair of home runs during the spring and is a career .238 hitter with five home runs and seven stolen bases in 152 big league games. He is capable of playing multiple infield positions and, with no minor league options remaining, will need a spot opened for him on the 26-man active roster. He posted a .908 OPS at Triple-A last season and isn't far removed from being a top prospect in the Rays' organization.
The White Sox designated Curtis Mead for assignment.
Fantasy Impact
Mead was unable to earn a spot on the White Sox Opening Day result. He was removed from their 40-man roster as a result. He'll head to waivers.
The White Sox have recalled infielder Curtis Mead from Triple-A Charlotte.
Fantasy Impact
Mead was acquired from the Rays in exchange for Adrian Houser prior to the trade deadline. The 24-year-old has hit .226 with three homers, four steals, and a .657 OPS in 132 plate appearances for the Rays this season.
The White Sox have acquired infielder Curtis Mead in exchange for right-hander Adrian Houser.
Fantasy Impact
Mead was a top prospect with the Rays, but hasn't panned out during his brief MLB career to this point. The 24-year-old has hit .238 with five homers and six steals across 356 MLB plate appearances.
The Rays optioned Curtis Mead to Triple-A Durham.
Fantasy Impact
Mead has gone 1-for-7 across three games in July. He should see more consistent playing time in Triple-A.